Comments by "Omer عمر" (@Omer1996E.C) on "Extra History" channel.

  1. LoL, in Egypt, the crusaders were called 'franks', so when the French came, it was like a new crusades has begun. No Egyptian thought it was a 'liberation movement'
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  2. Well, I expect you to talk about how the French blasted the great mosque of Al-Azhar and killed scholars, which was a very big factor for Egyptian uprisings, which was a big factor for the failure of the French expedition
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  3.  @raidang  it died Orthodox monopoly, Romanov, monarchy, feudalism and capitalism Everything Romanov got removed, it ended effectively. If you are going that way, then the ottoman empire was a Turkish and Islamic empire, both still survives
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  4.  @bojannisic2906  Russia changed government, ideology, legacy, Just like the ottomans, but less radically. That doesn't deny both of them collapsed
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  5.  @bojannisic2906  haven't you read it, I told you the ottomans fell more radically, I acknowledge it But you can say that the Russians are there to the same degree, while turks are not Territory is not that big issue for Russia, since it's mostly unproductive and underpopulated. So Russia not losing territory is not a big deal
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  6. A lot Europeanized i think
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  7. The French, and general Europeans really love artifacts, even Egyptians aren't that hyped about it.
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  8. Not quran, it's hadith
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  9. Yeah, part of the french expedition in Egypt, but it was in Palestine, and under the direct ottoman rule, not mamluk
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